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The US Department of State launches an investigation into breaches of presidential candidates' passport files.
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The US military in Japan detains a sailor wanted in connection with a taxi driver's murder, reports say.
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Kevin Pietersen hits a century as England struggle to 240-7 on day one of the third Test against New Zealand.
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Chinese authorities issue photos of 21 people wanted for anti-China riots in Tibet last week.
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Flood waters continue to rise in the central US, after at least 16 people died in storms earlier in the week.
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Maria Sharapova's unbeaten start to the season comes to an end as she is beaten by Svetlana Kuznetsova at the Pacific Life Open.
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Ten crew are missing after a Sri Lankan naval vessel is sunk by the Tamil Tigers, the second such attack this year.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney meets Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah to discuss ways of stabilising the oil market.
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Police in Jamaica are investigating the discovery of the body of a 61-year-old British woman.
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Before the next round of primaries begins in the US, BBC Washington correspondent Kevin Connolly reflects on the winners and losers of the campaign.
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Mark Dummett discovers the suffering caused by food shortages and an infestation of rats in Bangladesh.
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Felipe Massa secures pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix ahead of team-mate Kimi Raikkonen, with Lewis Hamilton fourth.
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A rumoured Anglo-French nuclear reactor initiative is the wrong plan for the UK, anti-nuclear group warns.
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Official results give opposition leader Ma Ying-jeou a large victory in Taiwan's presidential poll.
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Sudan's army rejects charges in a UN report it was implicated in the rape of Darfur women last month.
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The funeral of Sir Arthur C Clarke, the British science-fiction writer who died aged 90, takes place in Sri Lanka.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo bans a separatist religious sect after attacking its western strongholds.
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Police in Jamaica are investigating the discovery of the body of a 61-year-old British woman.
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McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen are penalised five grid places for impeding rivals during qualifying in Malaysia.
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Brazil's military is to help the city of Rio de Janeiro deal with a surge in the number of dengue fever cases.
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Benazir Bhutto's party puts forward the candidate it expects to become PM after last month's poll win.
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British teenager Scarlett Keeling was killed after being held under water, a report into her death in Goa will say.
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British teenager Scarlett Keeling was killed after being held under water, a report into her death in Goa will say.
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About 1,000 people march in Amsterdam against the planned release of a film critical of Islam.
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Clashes erupt in Turkey between police and Kurdish protesters during the Nowruz spring festival.
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Robert Mugabe says Zimbabwe's main opposition party will not rule in his lifetime.
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Tuareg rebels in Mali attack a military convoy capturing at least 20 troops, according to reports.
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Ecuador's president warns of diplomatic tension if an Ecuadorean is found among victims of a Colombian raid.
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